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The best of everything- in the grocery line at the
Good Luck Grocery.
C. M. SBITZ.
1107 O Mtreet.
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HAIR-DRESSING
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Manicuring, Chic Ornaments for the Coiffure, Switches,
Chevelures cleaned. Tonics, Powders, Hairpins Ever'
thing to make the head and face of a pretty woman
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Mrs. George E. Shipman, Soprano.
Miss Marie Hoover, Piano.
Miss Ina Ensign, Violin.
Miss Lillian Eicbe, 'Cello.
Mrs. P. V. M. Raymond. Piano
Oh Ilad I Jubal's Lyre iiandd
Romanze Marschner
Eiegie Massontt
'Cello obligato
Butterflies Herman
Borceuse Avensky
Der Scbmetterhng Hubay
Autumn Chaminad
Ciristmas Greetings Turner
In the Dark, In the Dew Coombs
I Love But f hee Wrightson
Xovelletten Hade
Allegro Scherzando
Largbetto con moto
Bright Star of Love Rabaudi
'Cello obligato
Sigma Chi gave an informal card
party Saturday evening for Mr. Charles
Patterson, an honored member who is
soon to leave the city. After the games
a luncheon was served. Those present
were Mrs. J. II. Auld, Misses Moore.
Harley, Montgomery, Hays, Jackson,
Auld, Shaw, Hargreavee, Manrid, Ash
mun, Stewart, Gahan, Hecock, Funke.
Spinney; Messrs. Patterson, Peterson.
Home, Rainey, Stuhr, Hansen, Mont
gomery, Van Burg, Kees, Saxton. Lie
dis, Fitzgerald, Wehn, Swartz. Ewart
and Shaw.
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LUNCHES that will suit the most fastidious
given at the
316 South 1 2 tli Street.
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Absolute perfection is often
claimed for shoes that are
simply stylish. Shoes that are
plenty stylish enough when
new often lack durability and
comfort. All our shoes arp
good. The higher priced ones
are absolutely perfect in every
detail. The cheaper ones, of
course, can not be.
When you come to us you get what you pay for and you
know what you get. A discount on all leather goods this
week.
TERKINS. SHELDON & CHAMBERLAIN CO
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There is nothing new under the sun cores. The other musicians who as
and the world would be as tiresome as sisted Mrs. Shipman are too well kroxn
the Mar people, who hava tried every- ta require special mention. All were
thing, if it were not for youth and love, warmly received and pleased their au
Young people's parties do not tax there- dience greatly. The following program
fore the ingenuity of ho6tesse6s. The was presented:
possibility quite well understood by
each one of an assembled company of
unmarried young men and women, that
that night may decide the identity of
their future most intimate companion
for life, furnishes enough diversion.
But companies of married people, where
everything has been settled and who
have danced, played cards, crokinole.
tiddlywinks, for seasons and seasons
want to be surprised. Baby parties are
being given in other places. The hosts
and guests dress in any costume suita
ble to a little boy or girl under nine
years and they play "ring round-a rosy,"
'King William was King James' Son,"
"drop the handkerchief," "clap-in and
clap-out" and "soap bubbles." These
parties are said to be very amusing.
The only objection to them is that it
requires special preparation on the part
of the guesto, and most men are
unwilling to take the trouble. I hear
of a hostess here who contemplates a
baby-party but hesitates on account of
the unwillingness of the average man
to drees for the party.
Major and Mi b. F.J. W. Stoney gave
a euchre party Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Buckstaff won the royal
prizte, and Mrs. Thomas and, Mr. Ewing
the prizes for shouting. The house was
decorated with American Beauties.
The daintiest of luncheons was served
in three courses. Following were pres
ent: Messrs. and Mesdames Buckstaff,
Thomas, Ewing, Rector, I. M. Ray
mond, Yates, Wright, Fawell, Fawell,
Howe.Tefft, Cowdery, Mitchell; Mes
dames Pitcher, Mansfield, Woods, Law
ton, Stewart; Misses Putnam, Hardy,
Hollo wbusb; Messrs. Marquette, Buck
staff, Holmes, Kennard, Joyce and
Smith.
Mr and Mrs. J. E. Miller and Prof
and Mrs. E. II. Barbour entertained tho
members of Soroais and other friends
last evening in honor of Mrs. George
Shipman of Chicago. The beautiful
Miller home was thrown open and easily
accommodated the three hundred guests
The reception ball wbb adorned with
palms, the music room with American
Beauties and the refreshment room up
stairs with bridesmaid roses. Mrs. W.
J. Bryan wearing a silken gown the
shade of the roses, presided at the re
freshment table and was assisted in
serving sherbet by members of Sorosis.
Other members of the club assisted the
hostesses in ministering to the comfort
of their guests. Mrs. Miller received
ner irienas in a rea velvet jacuet over
a blouse of white panne velvet worn
with a skirt of black crepe de chine;
Mrs. Barbour wore a gown of white
silk; Mrs. Shipman wore a skirt of ivory
satin made entrain and a pale blue
corsage trimmed with chantilly lace.
A beautiful musical program was given
by Mesdames Shipman.P. V.M.Raymond
Misses Eiche and EnBign. Mrs. Ship
man was a favorite when she resided in
Lincoln and her fine voice was heard
frequently in churches and concerts and
her friends and admirers were delighted
attheoppoitunity to hear her again.
She was generous with her songs last
night and graciously responded to en-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turner entertain
ed t Monday Night club on Tuesday
evening. Those present were Dr. and
Mrs. Caeebeer, Dr. and Mrs. Hill
Messrs. and Mesdames Stine, Clinker.
Garoutte, Hutchine, Whitine, Hibner.
Lahr, Chapin, BartrufT and Mrs. It. M
Turner.
The members of the E. E. D. kecsing
ton gave their annual masquerade on
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Hayden. The charac
ters represented varied with tho num
ber of persons present and were truth
ful. Music, dancing and light refresh
ments added to the enjoyment of the
guests.
Mrs. C. J. Guenzel gave a pleasant
one o'clock luncheon Tuesday in com
pliment to Mrs. Wilson of Chicago.
Maiden hair fern and carnations beau
tified the table. Besides the guest of
honor there were present Mesdames S.
C. Hoover, James Stevens, Usher, In
galls, Quiggle and Levi Munson.
MisB Martha Rachel Quiggle will, in a
decidedly grown up way celebrate the
eighth anniversary of her birth this
afternoon. She will be assisted by Miss
Delia Hoover and a large number of
small men and maidens will be pre3P't
Daylight will be excluded and tapers in
handsome candelabra will illumine th
ecere. The supper table will be done
in green and white, a large white birth
day cake on which will burn eight green
candles being in the centre with b u
quets of carnations at either ei 1.
Games of all sorts will entertain the
guests. Those invited are Miss Jlc
Phee, the little Misses Delia Hoov- r,
Mary States, Esther Burnett, Ilern
ettaCone, Helen Blish, Barbara Bail,
Gladys Lucore, Reta Hollingsworth,
Lucille Lees, Lida and Winifred Irvii
Del'a and Clara Hoover, Lila LeGore.
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